Yeah, fortune favors the bold my friend.

check out the business expenses publication by the IRS to get a flavor for what you should consider expenses.

A BOLD check mark (the first icon that appears when you click the empty box).

But my suggestion would be to be bold, and ask questions or tell them you feel like you're getting blown off or that you feel like they are trying to hide something and wait for a response. 

I appreciate the boldness of confrontation in constructive mannerism.

If they're bold enough to sue you, let that happen while they live somewhere else.If you present this to a judge, it will be plain as day that this was a scam.  

Laminate comes in all different flavors.

And from what I can tell of your post, it sounds like you will lean toward being a pushover, so it will benefit you to have a hardliner first impression.I wouldn't sit at a poker table if I were you.Mine in bold.

Prior similar case outcomes are great predictors of your possible success.You will need to show material (emphasize, bold and underline that word) impact to your health.  

If you walk by their unit and smell it coming out from their windows or doors um yeah they are probably smoking.When you have determined they are probably smoking send them a strongly worded "3 day notice or Quit" notice AND make sure you make the building smoke free with a Bold and large printed document saying so.